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United Way of Greater Milwaukee & Waukesha County

Wisconsin Community Services

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Issue Area
Agency Program Partner, Education, Financial Stability, Health, Reducing Barriers to Employment & Advancement
Programs
Community Reintegration Services, Criminal Justice Recovery Services, Driver's License Recovery, Driving to Work, WCS Healthy Youth Initiative, Youth Enhanced Support (YES)

A United Way partner since 1967.

Funded Programs

Community Reintegration Services: Facilitates successful community reintegration for persons with criminal histories by removing barriers to employment, assessing employment needs and providing job development. (Financial Stability)

Criminal Justice Recovery Services: Provides treatment to individuals with mental illness, substance abuse challenges or dual diagnoses to increase their capacity to live in the community and avoid inappropriate and harmful incarceration. (Health)

Driver’s License Recovery: Helps to regain a critical employability asset by increasing the number of low-income drivers in Milwaukee County. (Financial Stability)

Driving to Work: The Center for Driver’s License Recovery & Employability provides expert case managers and lawyers to help our participants create an individualized driver’s license restoration plan. The attorneys represent the clients in court to make that driver’s license restoration plan a reality. The case managers help participants stay on track with testing requirements, payment plans, and other necessary steps to getting and staying licensed. (Reducing Barriers to Employment & Advancement)

WCS Healthy Youth Initiative: Providing teen pregnancy prevention and sexual violence prevention curricula focusing on youth with a high risk of involvement in the criminal justice system, mental illness, substance-abuse, school expulsion, and poverty. (Health)

Youth Enhanced Support (YES): Provides community resources, support, and activities to enhance and implement strong skills for students and parents to succeed. (Education)


Contact Information

3732 West Wisconsin Avenue, Suite 320
Milwaukee, WI 53208
414.290.0400
wiscs.org